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Blinkenlights can be compiled from source on just about any POSIX platform. Even ones as intriguing as Cygwin and Haiku. Any hardware architecture should be supported (even ones like s390x) however only AMD64 and ARM64 will support JIT performance.
git clone https://github.com/jart/blink && cd blink
./configure
make -j8
doas make install # note: doas is modern sudo
Once installed, you can then run the blink
and blinkenlights commands.
man blink man blinkenlights blink third_party/cosmo/hello.elf blinkenlights third_party/cosmo/hello.elf
To learn more about Blinkenlights, read our README.md file on GitHub.